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Blooming Books: Reading for Growth (Self-Development Book Club)
đź“š #No.1 non-fiction group on Goodreads for self-development & growth!
Do you read self‑development books but struggle to apply the ideas?
đź‘‹ Welcome to Blooming Books, a cosy, reflective book club for curious minds. We believe reading nonfiction can transform lives, starting with yours!
Our bookish community reads with purpose and turns insights into action. Blooming Books exists to help you make a real difference. It’s not just any old book club it’s a gentle movement for growth, one page at a ...more
Do you read self‑development books but struggle to apply the ideas?
đź‘‹ Welcome to Blooming Books, a cosy, reflective book club for curious minds. We believe reading nonfiction can transform lives, starting with yours!
Our bookish community reads with purpose and turns insights into action. Blooming Books exists to help you make a real difference. It’s not just any old book club it’s a gentle movement for growth, one page at a ...more
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đź“š What Kind of Reader Are You?
Some of us juggle five books at once, some stay fiercely loyal to one story, and some… well, some of us intend to finish a book eventually. There’s no wrong way to be a reader, just your way.
Which one feels most like you?
1. The Polygamist Reader - You’re happily reading three, four, maybe six books at the same time and somehow never mix them up.
2. The Monogamist Reader - One book at a time, thank you very much. You savour it, re‑read favourites, and commit fully.
3. The Extrovert Reader - You’ll try anything with words. New genres, new authors, new formats. You’re an adventurous reader.
4. The Introvert Reader - You have a comfort genre and you’re loyal to it. You read deeply, reflectively, and with heart.
5. The Altruist Reader - You’re the friend who always has a recommendation ready. Your reading lists are legendary.
6. The Neurotic Reader - You start with enthusiasm, get distracted, switch books, and… maybe finish one eventually. Maybe.
Some of us juggle five books at once, some stay fiercely loyal to one story, and some… well, some of us intend to finish a book eventually. There’s no wrong way to be a reader, just your way.
Which one feels most like you?
1. The Polygamist Reader - You’re happily reading three, four, maybe six books at the same time and somehow never mix them up.
2. The Monogamist Reader - One book at a time, thank you very much. You savour it, re‑read favourites, and commit fully.
3. The Extrovert Reader - You’ll try anything with words. New genres, new authors, new formats. You’re an adventurous reader.
4. The Introvert Reader - You have a comfort genre and you’re loyal to it. You read deeply, reflectively, and with heart.
5. The Altruist Reader - You’re the friend who always has a recommendation ready. Your reading lists are legendary.
6. The Neurotic Reader - You start with enthusiasm, get distracted, switch books, and… maybe finish one eventually. Maybe.
The Monogamist Reader
The Introvert Reader
The Neurotic Reader
The Polygamist Reader
The Extrovert Reader
The Altruist Reader
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